May 6, 2013

Spring asparagus, shallots and Swiss cheese is a delicious combination in this slimmed down frittata which is perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner!

This is really filling, and the leftovers for perfect for lunch or breakfast the next day. Fritattas are also great if you're watching your carbs, and they are so inexpensive to make. I love having a Fritatta for Meatless Mondays with salad on the side.

In a medium bowl whisk eggs, egg whites, grated cheese, milk, salt, and pepper. Add the swiss cheese and mix well.
Add eggs to the skillet making sure eggs cover the asparagus. Cook on medium for about 4 minutes, until the edges begin to set. Move the skillet to oven. Cook about 16 to 18 minutes, or until frittata is completely cooked. Serve hot, cut into 4 to 6 equal wedges.

This recipe certainly sounds like something I will try. You say to add half of the swiss to the egg, parm, and half and half mixture, what do I do with the other half of the swiss? I was thinking that you top it all with the remaining swiss when it is almost set.

I just stumbled across your site and wanted to leave a quick comment. I'm just now starting to use the Weight Watchers plan and was so excited to find this blog. I love that you calculate the points on each recipe. This asparagus frittata looks wonderful!

I just found your website and am in love! Have been a WW member for a month and am looking for new recipes to try and found this site. WOW! Please keep these recipes and picture coming. Thank you! Starting to print now . . . .

I made a bacon, potato & swiss frittata using your recipe as a base. I just omitted the asparagus, and instead added 3 rounds of breakfast style thick cut canadian bacon (1 point) diced and cooked baby red potatoes (1 point per potato), also diced, and then make it according to your directions, and it is really yummy! Thank for the delicious recipe!

Hi Gina, I am going to make this frittata tonight for dinner and I put the numbers in my point calculator and it came out as 6 pts+ per serving instead of 4. Did I miscalculate? I'm still going to make it either way!

I just made this. AMAZING! Another great one! You have me on a roll and no one can believe this is healthified cooking. I've spread the word to EVERYONE I know and even those I dont know (so much). Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Hi gang! I don't do WW but I do love this site. I'm going to make this with the asparagus, the scallions, but I'm going to use feta and only just enough for the flavor. I also don't used butter but that's because I like my asparagus crunchy!! This helps take out some of the fat.

I just finished having this for lunch (to make a single serving, I just used 1 egg and 1 egg white), and it was AMAZING! I had leftover grilled asparagus in the fridge, so it came together FAST. Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful recipes!

Hey Gina, I LOVE your site even though I don't officially use weight watchers. I am loving the healthy versions of favorite meals and am making this for dinner tonight but adding turkey bacon at the request of my 12 year son.

Also, It's just my son and I now after big split last year so I recently got asparagus and have plenty left over. I am using some of the leftovers in this dish but I would love to know all the ways you use up a whole bunch of asparagus. Please answer even though I know you posted this a few years ago. LOVE your site!

This sounds like a wonderful dish for our Father's Day brunch! My dad loves quiche, omelettes, and anything with eggs, but he's supposed to be watching his cholesterol intake. With your flavorful lightened version, it sounds like he wouldn't miss the full-fat original at all!